Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Jun 21st 2005, 12:26 am
#1
Absinthe Minded
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Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Its been very quiet on the wombat front lately.
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Jun 21st 2005, 12:38 am
#2
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by Del Boy
Its been very quiet on the wombat front lately.
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Jun 21st 2005, 1:29 am
#3
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
LOL he hasnt been put on global ignore like he used to gloat that other people had been, has he?
Jun 21st 2005, 1:33 am
#4
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by jjonboy
also what happened to go bananas?
Jun 21st 2005, 1:36 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by Del Boy
erm, I think there's a bit of a story there...I'm sure one of the WA posters will be be able to fill you in on that.
Jun 21st 2005, 1:40 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by jjonboy
OOH GOSSIP????
Jun 21st 2005, 1:50 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by Del Boy
Its been very quiet on the wombat front lately.
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Without his constant reminders, I'm no longer certain as to whether I'm more likely to get struck by lightning on land or attacked by a shark whilst surfing !!
I think Australia is the best country on earth...at least, I think I do...am I right Wombat???
Has anyone heard from him lately ? perhaps he is overseas on hols ? enjoying summer in the UK ? or maybe his burrow has collapsed and stuffed his keyboard?
Jun 21st 2005, 1:52 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by bondipom
If Australia start winning at cricket again he will be back.
Jun 21st 2005, 2:39 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by jjonboy
also what happened to go bananas?
The whole thing grew arms & legs, and got a bit out of hand.
Not really for me to say any more, as I know Jill personally, & don't want to drag it all up again.
Jun 21st 2005, 2:39 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Nah, he saw it coming according to this post back in April.
Spooky - he must have some sort of ESP:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299635
"Re: So why is it that the Aussie's hate the Poms?
Because we are jealous that you have the world best cricket team that thrashes us in humiliating one sided defeats every time we play against each other"
wombat where are you? - you got it right at last, so there is no need to burrow , the English team humiliated Aus.
Spooky - he must have some sort of ESP:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299635
"Re: So why is it that the Aussie's hate the Poms?
Because we are jealous that you have the world best cricket team that thrashes us in humiliating one sided defeats every time we play against each other"
wombat where are you? - you got it right at last, so there is no need to burrow , the English team humiliated Aus.
Jun 21st 2005, 3:00 am
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Re: Do Wombats Hibernate ?
Originally Posted by Scossie
She's no longer a BE member. She unregistered herself a few weeks ago, after she was slagged off by another member.
The whole thing grew arms & legs, and got a bit out of hand.
Not really for me to say any more, as I know Jill personally, & don't want to drag it all up again.
The whole thing grew arms & legs, and got a bit out of hand.
Not really for me to say any more, as I know Jill personally, & don't want to drag it all up again.
Pity cause there were a lot of followers of their posts and they were valuable to anyone still in UK
